Keiji Haino, Peter Brötzmann, Jim O'Rourke – Two City Blues 2 [CD] Industrial / Power Electronics where in unison they intone

where in unison they intone fragments of a description of an imaginary space taken from a 17th century utopian text

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Keiji Haino, Peter Brötzmann, Jim O'Rourke – Two City Blues 2 [CD] Industrial / Power Electronics where in unison they intone"One of two different sets, along with Two City Blues 1 (TROST 126LP), recorded on one intense night at Tokyo's Shinjuku Pit Inn. A trio of three towering figures, German free jazz legend Peter Brtzmann, Japanese avant garde wizard Keiji Haino, and wildly versatile American composer and musician Jim O'Rourke, recorded by Yasuo Fujimura on November 23, 2010. Brtzmann: alto and tenor saxophones, tarogato, and clarinet; Haino: guitar, voice, shamisen;